Dr. Nandish Kumar Jeevangi, Sr. Consultant, Medical Oncology, HCG Cancer Center – GulbargaIn the current scenario, Lung cancer is shedding its smoker’s disease label, as more numberof non-smokers are being diagnosed, challenging the traditional assumptions about thedisease’s causes and forcing a rethink among the medical
Dr. Harshil Alwani, Consultant in Pulmonology, CK Birla Hospitals, Jaipur chronic respiratory diseases can be effectively managed in addition to being preventable." The theme for this year, "Short of Breath, Think COPD," emphasizes the importance of identifying symptoms like wheezing, chest tightness, persistent coughing, and dyspnea early on,
90% of smokers are unaware of their health status, often neglecting to monitor their blood pressure and blood sugar levels, which puts them at a much higher risk of suffering a strokeSmoking not only harms your lungs and heart, but it also increases the risk
(Dr. Debanti Banerjee (Associate Consultant), Medical Oncology) Modern life constantly exposes us to invisible health risks. From polluted city air to the fumes of everyday household activities, our lungs are challenged more than ever before. Doctors are now noticing patterns that link these subtle exposures to serious health concerns, even
Dr. Raghavendra Ramanjulu, Lead Consultant - Palliative Medicine & Rehabilitation, Aster CMI Hospital, BangalorePancreatic cancer, often dubbed the “silent killer,” is one of the deadliest forms of cancer due to its asymptomatic onset and rapid progression. Globally, it remains a significant cause of cancer-related deaths,
A Majority Of People Ignore the Symptoms Of Lung Cancer 70 to 80% Of Non-Smokers Come To The Doctor With End-Stage Lung Cancer Lung cancer is one of the leading causes of death worldwide. Currently, the number of lung cancer patients is increasing. It is believed that
